Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB), also known as Eureka 147, is a technology for broadcasting of audio using digital radio transmission. Other digital audio broadcasting systems are listed in Digital radio.
The original objectives of converting to digital transmission were to enable higher fidelity, more stations and more resistance to noise, co-channel interference and multipath than in analog FM radio.
Do you know how to choose?
For some hints and tips on what to look for when choosing and buying a DAB digital radio, visit this page: Choosing a new digital radio
DAB radio offers many advantages over traditional radio, and receivers are now coming down in price, making digital radio available to a wider audience.
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